Schlimmbesserung

keep your engineers, marketing people, and committees coming up with new
Schlimmbesserung.  

Posted: Sat Oct 08, 2005 8:29 pm    Post subject: Schlimmbesserung
New Scientist says 'Schlimmbesserung' is a German word for an improvement that makes things worse. Seems to be the only kind of improvement I meet these days, working in a university, as I do. Do we need an English equivalent, or should we just adopt the German?

i am now looking for a new bank after this exchange with bank of america.

they should stop sending me these  annoying emails.  think i will get another bank.

On Fri, May 3, 2013 at 10:54 AM, Bank of America <survey.research-3088@satisfactionsurvey.bankofamerica.com> wrote:
Mobile Version

 

question from bank:
Tell Us What You Think
Your Call on April 29
my response:  stop sending these annoying emails.

my response to following email:
if you want my opinion listen to it and don't send me this kind of email in response to my response to your first inquiry; i am now looking for a new bank that will actually care what i think.

Bren Jacobson	i think you should stop sending me these emails	12:24 PM (40 minutes ago)

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Subject: Re: Bank of America Customer Service - Tell us what you think
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i think you should stop sending me these emails

On Fri, May 3, 2013 at 10:54 AM, Bank of America <
survey.research-3088@satisfactionsurvey.bankofamerica.com> wrote:

>   *Mobile Version*<https://www.magnetmail.net/actions/email_web_version.cfm?recipient_id=1250393763&message_id=2591230&user_id=CON_W4057I&group_id=1035804&jobid=13945294>

>
>    [image: Bank of America]    [image: Bank of America Flagmark]
>

> *Tell Us What You Think*<http://customersurvey.bankofamerica.com/survey.aspx?I.project=w4057i&id=12205519&password=nwvjk>
> *Your Call on April 29*
>
>
>     *Click Here To Take Survey*<http://customersurvey.bankofamerica.com/survey.aspx?I.project=w4057i&id=12205519&password=nwvjk>

>   Recently you received an e-mail inviting you to participate in a
> Web-based survey from Bank of America. If you have not already taken the
> opportunity to access the survey, we again invite you to provide your
> opinions. The survey is regarding the recent phone call that you, or
> someone in your household, made to Bank of America on April 29. We are
> committed to making banking with us easy and to helping you confidently
> manage your finances. Your feedback is important to us as we continue to
> make improvements to provide you with personalized service and the customer
> experience you deserve.
>

> *Please click on the link below to complete a brief 3-4 minute survey
> about your experience on April 29.*
>
>  *
> http://customersurvey.bankofamerica.com/survey.aspx?I.project=w4057i&id=12205519&password=nwvjk